VEXT

VEXT is built around the idea that an effect can be performed, not just set. Each program has A and B sides, and the Morph A/B control continuously moves between them. When the two sides are related, the result is a smooth parameter shift. When they are different, routing, modulation, levels, and delay behavior transform together.

Inspired by the classic Lexicon Vortex, VEXT is not a generic chorus, delay, or reverb collection. It is a set of interlocking modulation, echo, filter, envelope, and looper-style structures with the odd musical logic that made this kind of processor so compelling.

Features

• 16 effect programs with A/B banks for 32 source states.
• Continuous A/B morphing with adjustable morph rate.
• Tap-tempo echo divisions for independent Echo 1 and Echo 2 rhythms.
• Two delay lines with up to 923ms each, or 1846ms in series configurations.
• Envelope follower routed differently per algorithm for dynamic control.
• Cross-feed and feedback/cross-feed paths for evolving echo patterns.
• Stereo, dual mono, and mono-in/stereo-out processing structures.
• Common 16-parameter performance surface across every program.
• Classic rack-inspired workflow with program-specific parameter behavior.
• Available as VST3, AU, and AAX.

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